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NIM74000 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions from 6 April 2015: special cases

  • NIM74001 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: background
  • NIM74050 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: divers and diving supervisors
  • NIM74100 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: examiners and moderators
  • NIM74150 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: foster parents
  • NIM74200 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: Ministers of Religion
  • NIM74250 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: property and investment income
  • NIM74300 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: share fishermen
  • NIM74350 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: volunteer development workers
  • NIM74400 · Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: married women with a valid reduced rate election
  1. Class 2 National Insurance contributions from 6 April 2015: special cases: contents
  2. Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: background

NIM74001 | Class 2 National Insurance contributions: special cases: background

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Section 11(6) of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act (SSCBA) 1992

There are certain types of self-employed earner who do not have profits chargeable to income tax under Chapter 2 of Part 2 of the Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005, and who are not therefore required to pay Class 4 NICs under section 15 of SSCBA 1992.

Such people are self-employed by virtue of the NICs definition of self-employed (which is wider than that for income tax and Class 4 NICs) – see NIM70100.

Under section 11(6) of the SSCBA 1992 certain categories of self-employed earners will be entitled to pay Class 2 NICs voluntarily

These self-employed earners are not required by law to file a Self Assessment tax return.

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